It's very thorough and it's free, full text, in this month's Orphanet Journal of Rare Diseases.See "Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome".
SJS/TEN cases typically involve very high damages as the injury is akin to a severe burn. The article contains a list of known causative agents as well as standards for diagnosis and treatment.
Now I must explain the Subtle Approach. There are three occasions on which we cannot use the Direct Opening, and these we must consider carefully: (1) when our cause is discreditable, that is, when the subject itself alienates the hearer from us; (2) when the hearer has apparently been won over by the previous speakers of the opposition; (3) or when the hearer has become wearied by listening to the previous speakers.
- Cicero "Ad Herennium"
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